U.N. forms investigative body to find 130,000 missing in Syria's civil war

Umm Mohammed's husband went missing in 2013 after being taken away by Syrian soldiers during anti-government protests.
The newly created U.N. institution will collect information from families, civil society groups, U.N. agencies, and the Syrian government to search for the missing.
The resolution gives three months for U.N. officials to set up the institution's structure and start recruiting staff.
More than 130,000 people are believed to have gone missing in Syria since the 2011 uprising against President Bashar Assad.
Setting up an international body for investigating the missing in Syria could set a precedent for addressing similar issues in other parts of the world.